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Melbourne losing or Watts playing poorly  

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After a weekend of footy which do you find more depressing?

At first glance it seems like a straightforward query, however taking pp's into consideration and the fact that JW is the messiah it's actually a tough one.

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After a weekend of footy which do you find more depressing?

At first glance it seems like a straightforward query, however taking pp's into consideration and the fact that JW is the messiah it's actually a tough one.

STOP THE PRESS,

A 17yr/old WAS NOT BOG in a tough contest?

WHAT RUBBISH, not worthy of a vote!

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Are you an idiot ? No offence intended but what a stupid question. A kid playing his 3rd game of VFL football and he had one bad game. Oh god we should delist him.

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Are you an idiot ? No offence intended but what a stupid question. A kid playing his 3rd game of VFL football and he had one bad game. Oh god we should delist him.

This thread is a 'tongue in cheek' response to the results over the weekend and more specifically the general feeling around this place after a loss. In no way did I suggest that I'm dissapointed with JW's performance.

I'm bemused that I've had to exlain this point.

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Hi guys/girls long time read, first time poster.

Not sure about this post Jarka, Watts playing badly yesterday didn't really bother me. Did you go to the game? I went yesterday and Watts seemed a young boy surrounded by bigger bodies, he was leading too early for the footy and his positioning on the ground was out of place. He wasnt playing as a leading forward just floating across the half forward line, when the ball was moved into the forward line it was already to congested for the likes of him to really have a go. The game yesterday was of poor quality and reminded me of a game of under 9's football where everyone was following the football. I hope where not going to jump of Jacks back everytime he plays an ordinary game, because yesterday showed he is a still a boy amongst men, and it will take him time to develop and play senior footy. :

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I hope where not going to jump of Jacks back everytime he plays an ordinary game

To clarify, Jarka wasn't jumping on Watts' back.

Anyway, nice work on making your first post and keep them coming - particularly if you get down to Casey a bit, as it's always good to hear how the Demons players are travelling!

Jarka, prepare for continued misinterpretation of your thread :P

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the thread is tongue in cheek because of the fact that a loss doesnt hurt nearly as much now than it would if we were challanging for finals...i walked away from the bulldogs game angry at the umpires more than anything

and on sunday, was looking forward to reading the jurrah, watts, hughes summary and only one of them played well and i was a tiny bit not happy...of course we cant put this much pressure on watts but jarka is not suggesting that so chill out.

so yes, fair question...i voted watts...i would have prefferred to read that watts had a good game than a win (if it hamperred us getting a PP) to be honest

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Hi guys/girls long time read, first time poster.

Not sure about this post Jarka, Watts playing badly yesterday didn't really bother me. Did you go to the game? I went yesterday and Watts seemed a young boy surrounded by bigger bodies, he was leading too early for the footy and his positioning on the ground was out of place. He wasnt playing as a leading forward just floating across the half forward line, when the ball was moved into the forward line it was already to congested for the likes of him to really have a go. The game yesterday was of poor quality and reminded me of a game of under 9's football where everyone was following the football. I hope where not going to jump of Jacks back everytime he plays an ordinary game, because yesterday showed he is a still a boy amongst men, and it will take him time to develop and play senior footy. :

FFS everyone lighten up. OP was just having a bit of fun.

ps I voted Watts!!! :)

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To clarify, Jarka wasn't jumping on Watts' back.

Anyway, nice work on making your first post and keep them coming - particularly if you get down to Casey a bit, as it's always good to hear how the Demons players are travelling!

Jarka, prepare for continued misinterpretation of your thread :P

Yeah, it was definitely one of those 'it seemed like a good idea at the time' situations :(

:lol:

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After a weekend of footy which do you find more depressing?

At first glance it seems like a straightforward query, however taking pp's into consideration and the fact that JW is the messiah it's actually a tough one.

As much as I usually like your posts this one is stupid. Watts is a kid doing his VCE and the MFC is a club full of kids who are learning their craft. Watts isn't the messiah and to give him that tag is unfair on us and him. I am old enough to remember Barrassi coming back as coach and my dad using the same words. Didn't help.

Depressing - None of it. If you expect a kid to be the saviour of the club then you are missing the big point. We are well placed for 2012/13 but until then expect some disapointment. The kids will make mistakes but they will get less and less with game time.

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As much as I usually like your posts this one is stupid. Watts is a kid doing his VCE and the MFC is a club full of kids who are learning their craft. Watts isn't the messiah and to give him that tag is unfair on us and him. I am old enough to remember Barrassi coming back as coach and my dad using the same words. Didn't help.

Depressing - None of it. If you expect a kid to be the saviour of the club then you are missing the big point. We are well placed for 2012/13 but until then expect some disapointment. The kids will make mistakes but they will get less and less with game time.

Rojik, this thread was a tongue in cheek look back at the results from the weekend, highlighting the fact that people seemed more interested in JW's performance with Casey rather than a Melbourne loss due to the pp's.

Yeah, i agree, stupid.

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